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About This Game

A Blind Legend is the first-ever action-adventure game without video – where ears replace eyes!
Discover the original, innovative sensory experience of binaural 3D sound.

HEADPHONES ARE COMPULSORY!
AUDIO GAME FULLY ACCESSIBLE TO BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE

Your eyes will be of no help.
So close them, sharpen your hearing and your blade...
And embark on an epic, perilous rite of passage.

Live the adventures of Edward Blake, the famous blind knight! Guided by your daughter Louise, you must find your way and avoid the many traps that lie in the High Castle Kingdom, while confronting dangerous enemies!

This serious game is fully accessible to visually impaired people, and is aimed at anyone who’s eager for an original, immersive sensory experience through a ground-breaking video game. And because the player is the character, it will help raise public awareness of this kind of disability.

This hack-and-slash game, with a heroic-fantasy flavour, harnesses the innovative technology of binaural sound, which delivers a gripping 3D soundscape and brings characters and actions vividly to life around the player – as if they were actually in the game!

A Blind Legend was co-created thanks to support from a community of fans who helped with the crowdfunding campaign (www.ulule.com/a-blind-legend) and in a co-production with France Culture, a Radio France station. b4d347fde0

Title: A Blind Legend
Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie
Developer:
Dowino
Publisher:
Plug In Digital
Release Date: 7 Apr, 2016

English,French

This game is so easy I can play it with my eyes closed.. A blind ledgend has the equivalant signifigance of super mario brothers but for the blind and vision impaired. I hope the developers continue to develop the format of interactive auditory entertainment both for the vision impaired and non-impaired alike. It can be a little like an audiobook coming to life which allows the player to use their imagination more. Certaintly worth developing more, and I hope other developers begin adding to the format as well.. Just wanted to say thank you.
As someone who is legally blind I approached with a degree of scepticism.
I didn't have to.
Whilst the guide is a little wooden, the voice does it's job perfectly.
I am guided through the menues and into the game, given an on the fly tutorial and the in game audio works perfectly.
Without having to squint or move closer to the screen I can just play.
Well done, the Dev set out to make a game for the visually impaired and succeeded.
There are no graphics as such you have to play with your ears.
If you cannot appreciate this, walk away.
If you can then walk that mile in my shoes and enjoy.
Buy, experience and enjoy.. A Blind Legend is a decent tech demo for audio gaming, but it's uninspired. The protagonist's voice actor gives the standard fantasy plot a good effort; however, the rest of the performances are bland at best, and at worst they become outright obnoxious as characters recite their lines every time you fail and have to replay a section. The overall sound design isn't bad, but it isn't hard to list games that did better soundscapes while also having graphics.

There are two kinds of gameplay: navigating the world using positional audio and quick-time cues, and using positional audio to swing your sword at whoever is loudly assaulting you until they expire horribly. The lack of variety becomes tiresome, without much to differentiate your first bandit fight from the final boss.

Overall, A Blind Legend gets an A for trying something new, but a C for effort.. I bought this out of curiosity and am very glad I did. By giving you only audio to inform you what is happening around you it leaves the visuals completely up to your own imagination - so if you're an avid bookworm then you should enjoy this game. Play it with your eyes closed and it becomes completely immersive. Also, incredible to create a game that raises awareness of a disability and at the same time uses it to make the game better.

TL;DR - if you enjoy reading lots then this game is perfect for you. And close your eyes!. This game is brilliantly executed-- a truly unique gaming experience. This is a video game without any video. I recommend a good set of headphones and a controller (I use an Xbox 360 controller). Also, I just play with my eyes closed as well instead of looking at the smoky screen. The game flashes the screen when you successfully make an attack with your sword and I can see the flashes with my eyes shut. For a game like this, if the voice acting or sound effects were bad, it would ruin everything. Fortunately, everything sounds great and your imagination fills in everything that is going on around you.. One of the most fantastic ideas I've ever seen (or heard!)

Even though it's a quite simple game, it's core idea is just amazing. It's not just an inclusive game, but it also gives you a small (and simplified) perception of all the difficulties a blind person may face.. The game is free in Android yet they charged me money here before I realized I could get it on the phone for free. Why?. Maybe it's my unjustly high standards, but if you are making a game where your entire selling point is an audio experience, I'd expect there to be a bit more effort put into the sound making (read: don't reuse the same sound assets). I can overlook listening to my daughter character repeating the same directions over and over again. I can't however accept that I'm fighting a troop of knights, who thankfully have some variant in their voice and personality, but still have the same attack and death sound. I know this is just nitpicking, but it just feels extremely lazy, especially since sound plays such an important role in the game.

Another problem I had with the game is that it actively tries to stop you from getting immersed. The Tutorial\/Guide voice is very annoying and there was no option in the settings to disable it. It really sucks when you took the time to blindfold yourself in a dark room and covered your ears with a decent pair of headphones and your adventure is ruined by a semi-robotic female voice going \u201cLOADING\u201d.

Mechanics wise, it's ok. They were creative in painting the world around you. The sound of your footstep change depending on where you are, the background noises are often filled with subtle sounds to make the world seem alive. Utilizing the daughter character as a marker was also a smart workaround to enable players to move around the game world. However, the maneuvering could use a little tweaking. You could take a wrong turn, and on asking your daughter where to go, she will simply repeatedly tell you to TURN RIGHT. You\u2019re better off playing it by ear, and try to get closer to her voice. Controls are responsive but the combat system felt a bit too simple. The story isn\u2019t too bad and your daughter sounds like a cute girl, so things are probably pretty good.

Overall, if you\u2019re looking to just sate a curiousity, then this game would probably be enough to sate it (and the price point is quite fair). However, if you were unfortunately looking to put yourself in the shoes of a blind knight, you will have to look elsewhere.
. Playing without visuals is a very interesting mechanic, and occasionally it did work well. However, there is a very limited amount of different sounds (so you end up pushing buttons in response to whether the sound is to your left or right), and fighting is quite annoying. I gave up the game after I tried to defend some fishermen who had saved me - I simply wasn\\'t sure if I was even hitting the monster, and I always ended up dying. Note that this means that I have not finished the game.

You can try the game\\'s first levels out for free on your smartphone to get a feel for it, which I recommend. Playing on PC shouldn\\'t add much to the experience.